Garold says:
>Jay,
>I guess you were talking about image 1455 which is a male redfin darter
>collected
>in La Nana Creek in a city park in Nacogdoches TX. The voucher specimen is
>in the
>Texas Natural History Collections. I only collect the best specimen I can
>find,
>photograph it, place in it formalin and deposit in the TNHC as a voucher
>to confirm
>ID. On this particular fish before I photographed it I placed it in ice
>water for
>several minutes, then placed it in a V shaped photo aquarium with a flat black
>metal background.
>I have also been experimenting with back lighting with a frosted glass
>background.
>The attachment is the dorsal fins of a male orangethroat darter that was only
>about 3/4 of an inch long. (http://www.nanfa.org/akiweb/omd.jpg)
>
>Garold
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